Usually accidental avalanches are caused when people are mountain climbing or skiing, and they don't check the conditions of the mountain prior to when they are doing it, this often results in them starting an avalanche, simply by passing over some loose packed snow.
Avalanches are most likely to occur in the alpine regions of France, Switzerland and Austria. However avalanches can occur on any steep slope, considering the factors. Within the U.S, Alaska, Colorado and Utah are the states that avalanches occur most often.
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· Deforestation can contribute to avalanche formation. Hence, rainwater cannot be trapped and held. This removes the natural barrier to avalanches and landslides. · When mountainous areas are cleared and developed to tourist resorts, people start visiting it. The various activities of people wear away the vegetation. Thus, like deforestation, the natural barrier to avalanches is removed Other human causes are contruction, mining and global warming. Road construction steepens the slopes, while quarrying and mining causes big holes to be dug into the ground, making the land unstable and may collapse. Global warming causes changes in weather patterns. It can cause snow to melt when it should not, and thus, increasing the risk of an avala
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The Rocky Mountains are very steep, and avalanches are common as a result.
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The most common causes are human error and faulty equipment.
Most AVALANCHES happen during late winter or early spring but, There are AVALANCHES in the winter especially right after a storm like for example, if there is a storm and it climbs over a cliff and someone walks on it an AVALANCHE will occurYour welcome for the anwser :)
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